How to Use Google Classroom - Beginner's Guide

Google Classroom is a free web service and app from Google to simplify creating, distributing, and grading assignments.
Teachers could create virtual classrooms, invite students, assign homework and quizzes and grade students online.
Google Classroom also has a stream page where both teachers and students could see all recent activities and communicate with each other.
You can access google classrooms at classroom.google.com/
Once you land on this page, make sure you have logged the correct Google account.
Now you can press plus to create a class. Once you create a class, you can choose a theme to change the look of your classroom.
Next, you can copy the class code and share it with students. You can change or disable class code in the settings.
You can also go up to the people option and invite other teachers and students.
Students can join from your email or by using the code.
Using streams for announcements. Students can comment on the stream, but you can limit this in the settings.
Classwork: Press create to add assignments, quizzes, topics, and more.
We will also look at how students turn in assignments and how the teacher can view and grade those assignments.
If you want to learn more about using Google Forms, check out this video:
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If you have questions about Google Classroom, check out the Google Classroom FAQ page:
support.google.com/edu/classr...
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Thanks so much for watching. If you want to learn more about using Google Forms, check out this video: th-cam.com/video/wQ7jNpwdWDs/w-d-xo.html

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Been using it since the forced home schooling project started last month. Thanks for the video!

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how does the grading work for quizzes/assignments etc. Does google actually mark the quizzes that they complete to then give you a grade?

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Where’s the iPhone version????

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Useful and clear, but... Why do Americans say "I'm gonna go ahead and..." every 15 bloody seconds?

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I think you went too fast for beginners.